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The George Washington Myth They Never Taught You | Featuring Historian Kenneth C. Davis

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June 30, 2026

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Kenneth C. Davis breaks down the myths many Americans were taught about George Washington and the founding generation. From slavery at Mount Vernon to the story of Ona Judge, Davis explains why honest history is not anti-American — it is necessary.

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